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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
Mrs. Noryeil's Funeral.

The funeral OF Mrs. Sallie Bigger
Norvell took place yesterday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock from Grace Episcopal
church. A large congregation, com
posed of friends and relatives of the de-
ceased, was present. The solemn ser
vices we're conducted by Rev. Mr.. Jack
son, rector, and Rev. DIR. Newton, OF
the Monumental church. and the music
was sung by Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt,
Mrs. John II. Knowles, and Mr.. w.
Cabell Trneman. The casket was COW
cred with massof floral tributes. The
interment took place at Shockoe-Hill
cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
Tus SINAI, Fires.

At twenty minutes to 7 o'clock yes
terday evening a fire-alarm was caused
by the roof Of coal-house at sos Scott
street, Union Hill, catching FIRE. The
damage done is OF small consequence.
While Steamer No. (Twenty-ffth
street, was on its way to the fire one Of
the reins slipped out Of the drivers
hands, and the engine ran into gas
lamp, knocking il down and breaking
the pole OF the engine.
A few minutes after II o'clock this
morning the ceiling Of room in the
dwelling-house 631 east Main street
was discovered on FIRE. An alarm was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
Baseball.
rpr toIonranh 10 il,a nlsnatch

by telegraph 70 The Dispatch.I
CIEcINSAT1, April l3-s-The st. Louis
Club went into to-day's championship
game badly handicapped. Caruthers
and Foutz were both disabled, and
Hayle was put in to pitch. After one
disastrous inning he changed places
with Foutz, and the latter pitched
strong game despite his lame arm.
Fully 5000 people we're present. The
Browns won the toss for umpire and
chose McQuade, who gave the Cbicagos
the best of il, especially on balls and
strike. Score
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
tara WEATHER REPORT
Tms wrarun IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
-. 1t..t.fr ooa ,fafliv
TOHNNY'S COMPOSITION O
ek MEDICINE

"Therc II two kinds q medicine beeides we
kind You Rub ON and The nrst kind !. tne @ 5ult
Kind which YOU take with spoon Mnue nlan
holds yonr Head and you Kick ana hls'io .o,ne
Hand kird which s. called Plus aud it u the
iho Hardest % ,he whole because II Is 80 iiard
10 20 Dnwn. but il docs not mako any Diner-
encc whicn Kind you Take when you gct ~ tooA ,.l
yOa Virh you Ued not for II makes quite 10"
Ia vonr stomach and Riots Around"
Evidently Johnny's experience 10 medicine
does not include Dr. Picrce's Pleasant Purge-
tive Pellets" which are easy 20 take ana 90
their work quietly and calmly. Neithsr docs 81 "
pieroo's sColdcn Medical Discovery which,
though powerful 20 cure all chronic derangs'
menis II the liver and blood. Is pleasant 10 tne
tarte and agreeable iu its effects. Unequalled
~ n remedy for all scroiaions diseases, pm, pm,
rle. blotches eruptiona ulcers, swelled
Glands coiiro or thick neck, feyer-sores, aud
hin i0iut disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

This evening at 8 O'Clock, in Cathe-
dral Hall, the MeGilt Catholic Union
win give another OF their very pleasant
public entertainments. There will be
vocal and instrumental music, and an
eloquent lecture by Rev. John Il. Stat
terry on the t" -Four Gospels" Public
generally invited TO attead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

JAMES Il. ELAN, q. 81, ~. s. and 6P. NJ, I'm
proved and unimproyed city and suburban
real eft tate.
John /. GRUBBs, 5 p. n, trustees sale Of
dwelling and lot corner Laurel and Cum
teriand streets.
RAWLINGS 4 ROSE, 10 NJ. receivers sale OF
sec0nd-hsn bricks in Manchester.
Z. b. COOK. 1910 A. NJ, trustss's sale OF cloth
ing. furnishing goods. &c, af No. 1881 east
Main street.
GEORGE W. MAYO, l0Js A. n, househcld fur
niture, refrigerators. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
RcHM0ND APRIL H. 1887

was at once turned in, but the Hre had
been extinguished when the department.
arrived. The house is owned and occu-
pied by Mrs. James Hayes, and the
damage was trifing. The cause Of tnc
fire was a kerosene lamp, which ignited
the sloping ceiling Of the attic, and its
effect was only to temporarily terriiy
the ladies who occupied the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
Hustsugs Court.

Judge Atkins was too unwell yester-
day to attend the Hastings Court.
Judge HollGday, of the Chancery Court,
ooeped court for him, and without dis
posing of any business adjourned 1t
until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
Killed by q Train.

Passengers who came in on the Dan
vile train yesterday morning stated
that colored man, who was thought
TO lie intoxicated, was run over by the
train near Amelia Courthouse and hor-
ribly mangled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
ma. sussy nrshen BY ! Tirs EaGi.e:

=
James H. Schonberger, driver OF
Steamer No. Of the Richmond FIRE
Department, was before the Ponce
Court yesterday morning, charged with
driving through the streets in q careless
and reckless manner and breaking the
buggy of Arthur Ferguson (coloredl,
IRON the evidence it appeared that
last Saturday morning Schonberger
was driving along Seventeenth street
near the market, where it is very narrow,
and which at the time was obstructed
by vehicles. The engine.being heavy,
he could not pull up his horses in time
TO prevent striking Ferguson's buggy,
which was upset and broken up. The
case was dismissed. Ferguson an
nounced his intention to sue the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

EXPRESSIONS OyTES IigARn.-" improved
RuIANDIYE MouTHwAsn is The most delight
ful thing ever used
"CABELLs SAIIcyLArED DEsriPRicEis surely
the finest Tooth Powder ever on this market"
r. 6. CABgLi. Jr.,
Third and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
,UHE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

V'HE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
Il OF TIE NURSERY.
Tie following is an extract from letter writ
en- 10 the German Reformed Hesseag1, at Cham
begsbuTgh, Penn:
A BESEF1CTREss.
just open the door for her, and Mrs. Winslov
win provo the American Florence Nightingale
II the Nursery. OF this ve sre - sure that We
viii teach our "Sasy" to say, ~ blessing On
Mrs Winslow FOR helping her 10 survive and
escape the gripping co,icking, AMI teething
-iege. MRS. wINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the child isom pain and cures dys-
entery and disrrhGa II sof,ens tho gums, re-
duces Inflammation, cures wlnd-colic, and car
ries The infant safely through the teethins pc
Rod. II peforms precisely what IL PROCESSES 10
rerfoim, every part OF it--no;hing ies> We
have never seen Mrs. winslow-know her only
through the preparation 0f her "Soothing
syru. for Children Teethingr five had tho
power We would make her, ss she Is, . physical
saviour 10 tho infant rsce. Sold by. all drug
gisis. % cents bottle. sp is-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

makes n very delicious and noulfshlng drink
Il IL particularly adapted for persons of weak
digestion, differing therein from al other co
coas in the market In half-pouni and i've
pound cases. Kept by all druggists and gro
cefp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
g., y,o. nate, soeisb,e.

A sociable will be given tomorrow
night at st. James Hotel. The affair
will be cbaperoned by Mrs. Annie
Loler, Mrs. Henry Tyler, and Mrs. L.
w Porter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
ytgiiants After Horse-Thieyes.
lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatcn.l

OMAHA, NEB., April ia vigilance
committee from Brown county overlook
two young horse-thieyes near Sargent,
last night, and shot and killed one o.
themJoseph Anold-and captured
the other, james Bohan. One OF the
sigjlants was dangerously shot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

oTrERBuRS IrTnIA AND MkGSEsn WATER
cures dyspepsia. coyrects scidity Of the st'-
mach. aids digestion, stimulates the appetite.
and builds up the sys,om. Five gallons for 81
at SCHHN's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

HArnoRS WATER Is a delightful beverage.
For sale by druggists, grocers, aud wine-mer-
clauts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

II will bo TO the interests OF capt.
hhsts and those having money to in
vest to communicate with NJ. B. Harri-
son, Real Estate and Financial Agent,
Duluth, Minn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

HATBoRS WATER is supplied 20 tho trade ~
Purcell, Ladd & Co., Wholesale Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
Rafferty, Horsc Wins.

The trotting-race at the Fair Grounds
yesterday afternoon between the horses
entered by Messrs. Pat. Ratter and
Charles Campbell was won by the
fnrmpr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
CITY Circuit Court.

No important cases were tried in this
court yesterday. One small verdict
was obtained and one suit docketed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
Chamber OF Commerce.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Chamber OF
Commerce will be held this evening at
O'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

Thursday night Martha Washington
Reception at 81 o'clock. The Blues
viii be present in full uniform. Band
OF music every night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

S,WRET POTATO SEED, oil yarie-
- tiess-YAMs, NANsENoNp, JERSEYS,
RID NOsL, etc. ets. at lowest market prices
T. W. WOOD 6 SONS, Soetsmon,
No. 10 south Fourteenth street.
aud corner Sixth and Marshall streets
ap l9dsi&wit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

HAruoRs wArEE Is supplied alta hoelssni
grocery stores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
phillins,. niga,tibl, Cocoa

BArHoEy WATER, from Saratoga Spring.,
New York, for Gout ard Kidney troubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
ISn1in0 Sh0lCIs.

fine ALL-woOL CASHMERE sHAwLs at 81,
Si.25. sl.5Q, fl.75, aud e.
New sHUDDA ShAWLs, In every shade, Al
$50. fi.f5, and e..
New 81 RlPED sHAWLS, this springs styles,
al &.
Crash.
Wo call the special attention Of the ladies 70
the splendid bargains In ALl-lLNON
CRAShES--at Q. S51, aud loc. yarl'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

HArHoRS WAITE. Saratoga, N. Y.-an agree.
able aperient For sale by all druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

HATHoRE WATER. Saratoga. n. y, for the O.
gestive organs. Sold by all drugglsts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

HArHoRS WATER. Saratoga, y. l.-a plea.
sant aIerient. Sold by sll druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14

Don't havk. hawk, ana blow, blow, disgust
inE everybody. but Uso DR.. Sage's Cotarrh
krfnriy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
iStrouSe Brothers;

constant aim il Va give better value In every
hing they sell than any other house an hieh-
mond Their stock viii always'be iouna clean
aud frefh OF the best qualities and lales Styles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-14
BAZAAR,


400 MAIN STREET.
OIders receive prompt attention. ap ii-ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
COTTON uARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL June 3-l2:3O m.-cotton steady with fair
demand Midduug upltnis III; do orleans sd sales
10 900 bales including 1000 bales for speculation and
mort Itaceipt, 400 bales all American
Futures steady Upands Low Midilng clause June do
livery 5 5y64d.i do June and July delivery. 5964d;
do Jily AMI delivery. b364di also GO-6id;
August september delivery. G06d also 6lGid do
delivery, 4JC4d.i do October and
November delivery 3y6id; do November and Deeember
3G6id do December and January delivery 81
go. ala yj-G4d; do september delivery. 60Gid
Tenders delivery at toys c!eLrings $500 bales
D. sales of the day included 1000 bales
American ,,,,,,.-- $780, ~.
cry L,D.O4d buyers June and July delivery, 5064
buyers do July and August delivery. ooJto buyers
d.. August and September delivery. 0I-Gsd buyers
do septeInber ami October delivery b4g6sd value do
ocober and November delivery. 59.9id sellers do No
vember aud delivery. 3Ooid sellers; do. De
csmber and January delivery 3564d buyers do soptem-
Der delivery. o 62-6id- sellers .,,.
elanse June delivery 5y64d buyers do June AMI July do
livery 5yGid buyers July and August delivery go
Cad. buyers August and september delivery Q o.
$40 BUYERS; September ana October delivery. ~
GAL sellers do October November delivery 3yGtL
sellers do November and December delivery. D 5gStt
seiers, do December and January delivery. So-Osds
buyers do. September delivery. 1e2.1Ad bayerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

LIVERPOOL. June 3.-Proyslons Bacon. Cumberland Cas-
ss "a Long Clear Miiea 33s 81: short CIGAR Mildes
$50 6d 3ss 6 shoulders 2ss il per cwL Beef
81 Od Tor India Mess Prime Mess 52a 6L PORK
Prime Meas o6s Cd per e6L; Prime Mess Eas.e or.
ais IA to- Lari-Amerlcan. 35s3d Prime Wesr
ern. Sis Oh, Lard on. 34A I'd Hams-Long Cut a9t
Butter-oOs Oh per ow Tor nnsss nissl
state. Characterization Choice, Sos. Od. WheaChel
Western Spring 7s 81. e7A Id; Red Winter Is 2d
IL Id pe- Genital New No. 2 Winter Is 3D.; do NO
sprng Is. Sd New Mixed Western 4s st California t 30
4 ss I'd Al; do No z IS. 6,L OF Sd per ccntai
OF rurpentine 2ss yd do az Lonaon avs SEED
per cwL, Petroleum. sgd per gaon lover oeea
american Red. 49s per ewt Tallowo2!a ~ per Sws
Rosin-Common 50 jdl Pale lis Cd @os o. Lnseed ~
"a ner Observation-Disclosures Hefcgeratod boil.
hnl gnayters bid fore quarters sgd per ID Hops at Lon;
aonENow. York state 42 l5a od 93 "a Oh Cotonsesi
OIL Liverpool make. lvs ID A.. -. .o.u ,a nm
The receipts for the past three days were soaooV
.onIais incIndine | 10 900 ceatals OF Anerical
e of American for the three days were
LONDON June a-Produce-Linseol OIL zig Va: IN
lOd per cwt Calcutta Lnseed, S9s Od per gIArto1s I'm
seed Cake rs l5s Cd per tom Refined petro'oH s
s6id ner GALLON spirits OF Turpontne Sva Az VI pos
cwt Pale ss Oh ola Oh Proyisions-Lard S2A "a pee
cwt for American sugar-l3s 3D. per cwL ior xuoa cen
r,fn ea polorzng y6o la Cd lis I'd for Mnscovado
lair REFINING anoat Australian rallow-Beet 2ls 81 @S2a
Al. Mntton 23s Oh 02fs ID cocoanut On-Ceyon, &2S
6S Cochin a37 0& American Refrigerated Beet A A. for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
), Old GIG for New 1850 for Family Ness sle2Ss

for Old SIG for New s5a sic Family Mes sie 200
1921 for Gear Back and sll5o for Extra Prime ali.
al Extra rrs Ms.s IS Packet sSss 81
Plate l.,.BEGE HAMsIn night dsm Outlines ,s
n az, sri slS ssIss oSo Picked
Il quoted 7s7s Peked Hama sil &C r sSoa
ders vari" snes nr va ~
with continued slow dewa aud Long Clear IN New.
quoted at DRESSED HoGs-ssadily held an pm
far request Quoted. 6qG6ac for all averages La hD
The export movement was more general 10 Day anu .iS
reached s Ses .osns @
sS SSs s nssns : :,ssss
&c Ointment. south American Tsoc June s slS'
ing s oo c Ivy eosgg S sSsias
closing 7lsc 5000 tcs october c;uPEsE and
November closing. BUTTER ca sSand "1 ar
steady prices the feeling all others CONTINUES lie
Western Creamery lt0l7c. state creamery ch, IL
State R Rar 9 half rn ps Western Facory 1885,
Western Dairy l2pdl4c Western Imitation Creamery
l5psl5c. Cheese-Bnyers retain The aysntasG a
including White lO l0Sc. Colore, lOt lO'c-; Nignt
Skins SaGe a,sn higher %tn aSSaa i7c
STEARINE-DulI and unchanged in price. City quotea
at ssc Western. 7Tc oeomargarine. es.c ora IN
the absence OF business The quotations are or
Moissses 4sc for Far Refining and 39c ior 20 esr
Centrifugal No business reported to-day Refined N lar e
demand and firm. Cut Loaf, Lice; Crushed, loo
Cubes 57s05 l5lGe; Powdered l5.l0G0 il1S; uasna
lated 5'e Moad $500 - ioH; coee of A.
SC: White EItraC &c.; Extra 1864 loloci
C.t9l6d4 Ice: Yellow. 449t 7lS ,r,v o,o,ea at
ii.iGS is,c Sales 275 900 ID at ll-iG03'c. 49,.
TOBACCO-rhe movement fair one IN seed Lear ane
Dncth lie; l2s cases 1885 Wisconsin Havana 6es2o
lsSls3 Pennsylvania l20l4c 25O bales a'ah'
Coo a ~ %; l2j bales Sumatra, 81 20 a 81 o. -, "a
WOOIA fair busn, s. IA passing from day 70 aay' anu
values are well maintained under restricted offerings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
The STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE. June 3.-COtion firm Mdflinz lbc.....-
Flour Howard Western SuD@rHne 81 %
~ 10. Extrl - 20 %. "a 10 % CIV
Mills supernne - Extra p rs. do ito
w oat-Southc-n quiet Western quiet.
Southern Ret % sJci Amber 56 9sc: No Western
Winter Red spot 70 s996'sc; do ior June s5'sd
August 81 's69l 10 Corn
White 81 e62c Yellow 4sdi3c: Western
Mixed 474c Asked do for June i6', difc
do I7 do for August 4Sc oats steady
Southern yid3@c; Western 3603J Western Mlxol
~ Jjc rennsvlvanIa "a ass Give steady at $50
ASIA Provisions sjc1dv Mess Pork SO 90
a 81 BulsmoIts- Shoulders ami Ci,E RIO sides
Lackcd CEs9s Bacon-ShOulGers 7Lds4c.i Clear lhD
&c Hams l2b Iafd-Hehned at SIC.
lower. dull Western Packet 80 ltc Creamery
Eggs nrm at liI Petroleum steady
Renned .CodeoItio ordinary 10 iaiT
O4d2l SO .....Susar Guiet. Soft l3c Copper
Refined gi.og Whisky firm at 81 lidsl h.
Freirhts Liverpool steamer duil-Cotton isi.'
Flour Is 3f cram l02d Rocepts-FlOur l26io bbl%
Wheat 10 800 Cora 25.iO1 Dusn oats % 100 sush
I've 800 Dush shpnents-fl0ur 63S ebA Wheat
$1,000 bnsh Cora bash saes-Wheat lgsOOO bush
Corn $4,000 bush
boston. June S.-Flour aulet-Comuon Extras s3 80
ass 60 Spring Patents prime 80 Oo1 81 10.
torn du-Steamer Yellow 81 52ac. Steamer MiHod 81
abs Cool No Grade % 81 5000 oats were hrner
Is l9c short. auiet-Mddlings ton SIS 00es2l 90
-. butter dul!-wcstern Extra Creamery at I've:
Eastern Cheese strOng-Ncwloik anu vermont
Extra ll6l2h.......EEgs hghrr-Choice western Ia
Eastern Extras ljc...ffovisions quiet eeeh,s
mo day-Four 5.UpO ami 10000 sacks Cora Il,OoJ
Dusn OaI $1,000 SI. shorts ! lOoJ bush
CHICAGO. June 3.-Flonr hrm and unchanged WIN
ter 81 SDitnera NtntArs - 'ipA ~
igan Winter J7jpsiJl Clbt1s . Fancy Minnesott ~
ents - - 4gli ainIoDtl Bi<sr.. n spSs ~ 10
$500 rye fiour-s2 JO4 - 10 Ia bDlA BuckwhoAt S-V
slJ5 p3r lJJ 10.
Tnolslilnx flturosrAns si AZ toiiDws-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
1--WE sr)9I MARKETS ny TELEGeAP

eryPALo Juno 3.-Catts-RoceDtS last % hours 1.2il
boat total thut ttr. 5s7l hotE or Sane time
5O46 consigned trOu2A % cars OF winch
sale: good demand AT ptiSes
shipping - 20 al 40 all offerings TAKEN
Sbehecolpts - hours. 1900 neal total Tor week
heal ~ cars .Enej tnfOugh OF when 70 NewiOrk
and hrnL Common 10 Medium % 10
,ooa TO Choice ~ l59St 80; Good to Choice hearInSs
: all offerings taken. a.,
"a hours s,0@O heA. tota lot VIZ
weak mus FAR time last week 10 $50
mead onsignei through Al of which 20 cars to New
market steady, good enah. ignt
pcs - 4O1sI 30; Pigs anu Light forkers u 30
az IS Workers ~ - al 90 Selected Medium
Weights Oj Selected Heavy Ends 81 oO 9Tf oo stays
CHICAGO 3.-Tte DrorerS Journd reportS-cdttte-
Kecepts-6OOU mead Shipments 1000 heaai Market was
higher elmppnH steers 800 10 LbOO 10 20 yVS
81 30 Stuckefs Feeders 81 $685. 40; COWS bulis
ana II 1888 20. bulk " W ass Oo Iexas Ca'o
~ 9O0s4 10 $500. . ..... . ooo ,,orLo,
strnng Rough nnd Mixed ~ 6O6el 70 PacSlug am
shipping g0as5 ~ G Light "a 5OGs4 90 ekps - W
Receipts 5000 nea!; market
Iryan, ~ Is ass 95. Lambs u so ass 90 per head
ar Louis June 3-Cdne- keceiDts $40 neat shlp-
meuts 700 heac stronger. Choice heavy
Nauya steers 81 0$i 90; Far 10 GOon shipDine
a Butchers steers. FAR 10 CHOICE 10 ~
vg4 % Feeders gooo 81 l56Si OO sockers iar
TO gooi lO Texans common grass 10 gooh cohea
0os-Keceipts 900 heai snDments 8 leo head market
was steady. Choice heavy and Butchers seIecuons
= ~ q PACKING. To good ~ lO9es 30 YORK
ers Medium 10 Prime ri Quasi %. rigs common !"
SSeep-Heceipts $40 shipment, 900 hsat market
steady Clipped Fair TO Choice s3Oo@st ~ LAMBS
= a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
oI2 81 49, ls3O20 75G5so 44so572o s1G2lo
IquH 900, ,,.o --c,oo 4, eo.-oo AZ tGo m

7ool52sgs2 sllO9i 1913 75G3sO sO572O lsS.562lO0
yerlse Exports Of wheat and wheat hour from 0a o
ess wheat Tho quantity Of wheat ana hoar
on paI'GS as,s against IL 100000 bushels June
s5G and bushels Ino Iug s in tSe nlteS
Kingdom estimated at about lhO09OO0 1ns,es ~ June
Wheat co: Of he United Kingdom IL lsss less seed Is
a. & 72o bushels OF nearly II pr have already been
de vered Tho o'imatel yIeS D % niteS Knsdoni Is
52OUooOo bushels from which the nome go crop IsnS
foreign heat be imported in the cereal year to
end AnSa Nav a. ss7 have BEEN $50 bushels to
% IA % on s c P STef Tsps
export l61O32 bushels already IN hand aud on the way
nes Ga a ss G%lss rd S a IS 1857 to
gust 81 1887 time to arrive before tho latter dae' LIE
e srss & :.ss ''
HEMPAND JUTE-Quie and without change
Important S9aafs &c.. an oa.or,one owing
10 Tree arrivals aud restricted demand values however
last quoted Day %9sr %se Se Glover
a. S5c; shipping 55c. sraw-Long Rye, Us S7oc' Short
pToPs-X quiet unchanged market american Hops
New YORK si7 7e iS DO sss Bes iosse
aGS lSsS pSsr p e , Dc
f@nS e GSSS $50 COP Gs!
"S aSsT aos Tor 600 Boiling Mu'cO
wade sale one cargo at Tor emSnd Quotations
sia;5 az sSs:
o SesOa Ssgs2 Innpu , Ss' Of sfef S IN
a
udou for the day 1870 CopperQniot aud unchanged
sales OF Bars In London for the day oV IONS
on,.t but firm al 1 81 IA iSOc spelter-NOnlihai.
SAVAL sTOREs-A few small sales on JoOong aceouhs
yer. male Spirits Turpenne at SJ40 SO &c. tnousn ,o
close was easy &c Resins hrm ami unchanged ouo'S
tons: STRAINED, 81 26 Good do 81 s6st ~ =, e. 20
81 AZ o. Al IS, H. 81 65i III 76 h. 81 SOo$loo ~ - ~ ~
- iOa*2 90, Window Glass 81 SOds2 30; wafer "h'e'
IS 10 ,,, .,.. ,,o,orateIv AsIde from
decided change SAFES iVO JUS
nnr,rr Yellow Cottonseed 409c. Quotations. Cotton
seed crude 33 e3ic summer yellow fair 10 prime 90 @
sommer white 42c., Cocoanu Ceyon ao't@i Cocno'
7s.97 isc.s Cod, domestic SET foreign aoei, nr,me
present make 63 a5Gc Msnnaden Srgs sG%sa -
aSgc Sperm crude Tel natural winter s %v%to,
Sesched winter. 74977c natural spring Da@V ~
isch.J .prtug 60 72c.; Whale crude, southern SIo
Natural winter 3sc, bsached WINTER toc.; extra
10 Red EIaln n. "a Soc; Red saponhed per VI
80. Hank 24c; straits. 20 PC. owe pulA, &c
Ssssfoo prime. co d7jc.; common oo@ooc'' raiA '''
Mustard seed 45c. . 49,. .~.. or,o, aud In
1GEAN FREIGHTs-The berth market was quiet ana IN,
ned 10 to-day. Chartorlng moderately ACTIVE anu
| about steady. -. -, -. -. ,.raa s,nca our
~, .,ng Generally steady. Trading continues very mol
ss,s sales 200 bb private tcrms